Timemator: Time Tracking

Timemator is a great discovery. Without it I would never have believed the number of books I’ve read, and which ones.

I am blown away by the polish and sophistication of this app. Am already using across Mac, phone and watch and it is so impressive!

Love this! It’s simple to use and clear to understand. No distractions or woffle just useful, motivating information. Absolutely brilliant!!

I’m a freelance business consultant. I’ve tried a few timetrackers and this wins both in terms of functionality and beauty.

I love the app, but can we get an iPad native app.

I noticed one day I had added 3 entires that they were all missing when I checked that evening. I added those same entries back in, and then noticed about 10 minutes later, Timemator automatically deleted them again. So I looked back over the last month, and noticed I have a lot less time entries than I know there should be. I shared this with the developer, shared a screen recording showing entries getting deleted without any interaction, and shared logs from the app. The developer never responded. This was over 3 months ago. I have no idea how much money this app has cost me, from it silently wiping out entries.

My roommate convinced me to start tracking my time since I have horrible time management. This is the app he uses and he’s a developer so he very picky. I love it so far!

You are a multiple b/millionaire company now that you associate with SetApp, yet the basics don’t work. I pause a task, it co tongues to run. I restart my phone, it continues. Stop innovating and focus on the basics.

Unfriendly to use and unpractical. I’m deleting it and closing the account, so better do not charge me after the trial, which I’m not even using it.

Kate’s update are live activities that are so big filled the timers just run and run and run even after you’ve hit pause. Customer support is non existent and every time I post a review, the developer gets it deleted. They’ve got time to do that, but not answer support emails from people who’ve paid them for crappy, bug filled software.